> RPM comes with a similar tool called rpm2cpio. It creates cpio archives, > as you probably guessed. Those can then be extracted with the command > 'cpio -i <archive'. While not as common of a tool as tar, it gets the > job done and is guaranteed to be installed wherever RPMs are found.
Guaranteed to be installed, but not guaranteed to work :-) The one on SuSE 7.2 does not work.
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